3. According to the text, how does a person's identity as an athlete affect their risk for depression after retirement?
O A Physical and emotional trauma sustained while playing
sports increases an athlete's risk of depression.
OB When an athlete stops playing sports, they can
experience a lack of self-identity and lose a focus for
their energy, which can lead to depression.
OC The consistent amount of serotonin an athlete
receives while they play a sport has been shown to
increase the risk of depression in post-retirement
athletes.
OD Winning is part of an athlete's identity, and when they
retire, they feel that they have lost. This increases an
athlete's risk of depression after retirement.